, 1887-02-10

which he considers the garden spot
uf the territory.
Officer Warren is laid up with an
attark Of sickness.
Officer Martin was called 70 the
interfere In q drunken row.
1t Is said that u clerk In the Great
Eastern drew Il portion of tho capital
prize In the Louisiana lottery.
The west bound passenger came
ambling along about 1O O'Clock last
night. A curiosity now would be to
hear of train on time.
Now, the missing Celestial, was
run dow n last evening, and paid all
the costs In the case which he was
instrumental in bringing before the
court.
There was a great clatter last
evening among the Cinnamon on
Front street, and the noise attracted
a large crowd, who supposed that a
prodigious riot was under way. 1t
was Impossible 70 learn what the
trouble was over, as all the China
men expressed utter Ignorance of
the cause.
The large four horse sleigh out
yesterday evening crowded with la
dies was from the livery stable of
Read & Pillsbury, and in charge Of
Little Mac, one of the safest drivers
in the country. This firm is always
prepared to fiji orders for vehicles of
every description, with drivers
when required.
Jas. F. Wardner and John Todd
expect to leave for Ward ner to-day.
The route now Is by train to Coeur
d'Alene, from there by team TO
Wolf Lodge, by horseback from that
place to the Mission, and the.
balance of the trip by sleigh
1t is somewhat of roundabout way,
but travellers get there.
Judge Houghton and Gen. Curry
returned yesterday from their trip
down into the Palouse country,
where they have been securing right
of way through the lieu lands. They
report that the people are delighted
with the prospects of securing II new
road and no difficulty was expert
enced in securing rights of way
through the territory. Judge HOugh-
| ton expresses himself as greatly sur
| prised at the wonderful richness of
this country down on Snake river,
The REVIEW acknowledges very
pleasant call last evening from Mr..
! Chas. III. Pratt, manager OF the En-
ma Abbott English Opera troupe,
who is here arranging for the ap-
pearance of the company. Mr.. Pratt
has had years of experience on the
road as manager and agent for pro-
fessiOnal companies and i'm his con-
tact with the world he has picked up
| nf inf
will be found to be hot only clever
theatrical manager hut an entertain
ing and genial gentleman.
Hon. NJ. M. Cowley is at present hob
nobbing with the leading statesmen
of the nation at Washington. A
gentleman in this city yesterday re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Cowley in
which the genial old gentlen an
says: "Were 1 not always satisfied
with being u democrat l would be
now after having met President
Cleveland and his estimable lady.
/ must say, however, that do not
find that Jeffersonian simplicity
that expected"
The trains have been stopped at
place, for several hours for the past
few days. 1t seems that force OF
| workmen have been making repairs
on the bridge across the Spokane
river at that station, and that float
| ing ice has so disarraDged the piers
that it is not considered safe to run
an engine over it. When trains ar
rive at that point the cars are pushed
by hand over the bridge one at a
time and a locomotive picks up the
train and takes it on. The bridge
will probably he in a safe condition
| within few dayS.'